Testimony of Agnes (Hadinger) Radian, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1925, regarding her experiences in Budapest and Borgond

Testimony of Agnes (Hadinger) Radian, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1925, regarding her experiences in Budapest and Borgond Life before the war; traditional family; move to Brazil, 1930; return to Hungary, 1937; life in Hungary including the revocation of her father's business license, 1941; displays of antisemitism; arrival of refugees from Austria, 1942. German occupation, 19 March 1944; anti-Jewish restrictions including the yellow badge; deportation to the Budapest Ghetto, 10 May 1944; life in Budapest including labor in a weaving factory; robbery of valuables; receives knowledge regarding the deportation of her parents to Ujpest; transfer to a marked house, 01 September 1944; deportation to Borgond; camp life including labor digging trenches; transfer on a march in the direction of Yugoslavia, 06 December 1944; return of the group to Budapest, by request of a German commander from a Hungarian escort; life in a protected house; escape to an uncle in the Swedish Embassy; escape to the Portuguese Embassy; life under the protection of the Portuguese Embassy; liberation by the Red Army, 18 January 1945. Marriage, June 1945; aliya to Israel, 1948.